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Hi all,
I have a macro that creates a new document based on a template. The
template has one background page and one foreground page, and a stencil.
Once the new drawing has been created, I add a bunch of custom
properties to the foreground page's PageSheet (values coming from a user
form type wizard thing). I figure that custom properties are pretty
versatile things and can be controlled by VBA pretty easily.
I use the foreground page's PageSheet for the custom properties so that
I can display it (the custom property window) as the user edits the
foreground page.
I want a particular custom property on the foreground page to control
the text in a text field that's on the background page somehow, so that
I can eventually lock the background, and the only way to change the
text field's text is by changing the custom property.
How can i control a text field on a background page from a custom
property on the foreground page? Is this a really awkward way of doing
this? Any suggestions or help would be great.
Ben
I have a macro that creates a new document based on a template. The
template has one background page and one foreground page, and a stencil.
Once the new drawing has been created, I add a bunch of custom
properties to the foreground page's PageSheet (values coming from a user
form type wizard thing). I figure that custom properties are pretty
versatile things and can be controlled by VBA pretty easily.
I use the foreground page's PageSheet for the custom properties so that
I can display it (the custom property window) as the user edits the
foreground page.
I want a particular custom property on the foreground page to control
the text in a text field that's on the background page somehow, so that
I can eventually lock the background, and the only way to change the
text field's text is by changing the custom property.
How can i control a text field on a background page from a custom
property on the foreground page? Is this a really awkward way of doing
this? Any suggestions or help would be great.
Ben